J.M.C. v. State

REYES, ISRAEL U., Associate Judge,

concurring specially.

I, too, would affirm the trial court, but for different reasons. I believe that based on the reliable information provided by citizen-informant King that several juve*964niles were causing a disturbance, Deputy Maldonado had reasonable suspicion to detain the appellant. Once the deputy ordered the appellant to return to his location and the appellant complied, this encounter became a valid investigatory stop that then ripened into probable cause to believe that the appellant committed the crime of Resisting an Officer without Violence. §…